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Three Things God Shared With Me This Week

  • Jul 10
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 13


Dear friend,


In this episode I share three things God shared with me this week. 


The first is the depth of His love for you. The person who does not know Him. You’ve asked, “Then why doesn’t He talk to me?” I tell you the answer. 


The second thing is that He wanted to address the difference between producing good works for the kingdom with Him and a type of striving and frenzied activity that is based in an orphan heart and sense of fatherlessness. 


He’s addressing performing and trying to be validated by people vs. working alongside Him from a place of intimacy. He explained how to shift into the latter. 


The third thing He gave me to share is for shepherds, leaders of influence.


There is a calling into the principal’s office. He brought me to Ezekiel 20 where the leaders of Israel are come together to hear from God are disappointed by what they hear.


Being a shepherd is a big responsibility. Jesus loves His sheep. He guards His house.


What we do with influence matters because behavior spreads.


When you play with God's house, you play with yours.


A major correction is taking place and questions will be asked. He answered them in advance. 


If you touch His house, He will touch yours. If you touch His bride, He will touch yours. Pharaoh learned this the very hard way. He had many chances to let God's people go and worship Him the way God wanted them to, but Pharaoh refused. In the end, He paid dearly with what He treasured most.


God bless you. <3





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sairway Cor
sairway Cor
Jul 13

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